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Les dossiers de la NASA

Original title: NASA's Unexplained Files
  • TV Series
  • 2012–
  • 45m
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6.4/10
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Les dossiers de la NASA (2012)
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A look is taken at exclusive NASA footage and firsthand accounts of mysterious fly objects from astronauts and scientists are presented.A look is taken at exclusive NASA footage and firsthand accounts of mysterious fly objects from astronauts and scientists are presented.A look is taken at exclusive NASA footage and firsthand accounts of mysterious fly objects from astronauts and scientists are presented.

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    • Erik Dellums
    • Christopher Orwoll
    • James E. Oberg
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    • Stars
      • Erik Dellums
      • Christopher Orwoll
      • James E. Oberg
    • 29User reviews
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    Erik Dellums
    Erik Dellums
    • Narrator…
    Christopher Orwoll
    • Self - Director, New Mexico Museum of Space History…
    • 2014–2019
    James E. Oberg
    James E. Oberg
    • Self - Space Historian…
    • 2014–2019
    Bill Birnes
    Bill Birnes
    • Self - Author, 'The Day After Roswell'…
    • 2014–2019
    Marc D'Antonio
    Marc D'Antonio
    • Self - Chief Image Analyst - MUFON…
    • 2014–2017
    Nick Pope
    Nick Pope
    • Self - Defense Analyst…
    • 2014–2018
    Seth Shostak
    Seth Shostak
    • Self - Senior Astronomer, SETI Institute…
    • 2014–2019
    Matt Genge
    • Self - Planetary Scientist
    • 2015–2018
    Amy Shira Teitel
    • Self - Space Historian and Author…
    • 2016–2019
    Peter H. Schultz
    Peter H. Schultz
    • Self - Planetary Geologist…
    • 2014–2019
    Leroy Chiao
    Leroy Chiao
    • Self - NASA Shuttle Astronaut…
    • 2014–2019
    Hakeem Oluseyi
    Hakeem Oluseyi
    • Self - Astrophysicist…
    • 2015–2019
    Kevin R. Grazier
    • Self - Planetary Scientist…
    • 2014–2017
    Stanton Friedman
    Stanton Friedman
    • Self - Nuclear Physicist…
    • 2014–2017
    Laurence Garvie
    • Self - Meteorite Expert…
    • 2014–2019
    Pascal Lee
    • Self - Planetary Scientist…
    • 2015–2017
    Mike Capps
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    • 2014–2017
    Kevin H. Baines
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    1allanmichael30

    Absolutley fantasy pseudoscience

    This is another made up pseudoscience, disigned to make you believe in ufo's but with out any real evidience just lies opon lies. I went to space and all I got was this lousy space squid T-shirt.
    6justmc10

    More like NASA's EXPLAINED files amirite?

    Most of the episodes are about cases that have been convincingly explained but the TV show pretends that they haven't for like 3/4ths of the presentation only to say "but this one has been very convincingly explained and it's not aliens lol" towards the end: it's so incredibly annoying! This has turned me away from the show more than anything else. The real "unexplained" files out of the first two seasons could've been done in like 3 episodes. I'm including there the ones they pretend that have been explained by NASA's silly handwaving away of the facts. There are some interesting cases here that I didn't know about and that's why I'm giving it six stars. However, I rather remain ignorant of the remaining "unexplained files" (like 4 more seasons) instead of subjecting myself to the annoyance that is this show for most of each episodes runtime.
    1benlupu

    Absurd Sensationalized Pseudo-Science. Garbage. Avoid if you have any self respect

    This is not a science program. It is a wildly sensationalized pile of hysterical garbage. It is however, instructive in exactly one way: It does demonstrate how many supposedly credible scientists will whore themselves for TV exposure.

    In this program, pretty much everything in the universe is about to destroy the earth any second or is evidence of alien invasion. It twists actual science into tabloid TV in the worst possible way. Shame on the producers.

    If you like science and have any self respect, avoid this stinking pile of poop.
    Ninjabunny

    Alien Invasion

    The subject shown is thinking inside the box, not what can happen. An alien advanced civilization would not invade like Normandy, don't have to. Simply introduce a biological agent host specific by numerous methods, or maybe they already have.
    1evoapollo

    One of the most silliest things I've ever watched

    I came across this show on the science channel they started showing it before how the universe works and so I thought ok, it's a show about nasa or so I thought..this show is as silly as the history channel at 3 am. It's not legitimate stuff it's just speculation instead of actual phenomena spotted. This is a silly show and I wouldn't recommend taking it seriously.

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      • May 2014 (United Kingdom)
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